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areaDetector
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EPICS areaDetector framework
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#include "NDPluginDriver.h"
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Classes | |
| class | NDPluginProcess |
| Does image processing operations. More... | |
Macros | |
| #define | NDPluginProcessSaveBackgroundString "SAVE_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Save the current frame as background */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableBackgroundString "ENABLE_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable background subtraction? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessValidBackgroundString "VALID_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Is there a valid background */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessSaveFlatFieldString "SAVE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Save the current frame as flat field */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableFlatFieldString "ENABLE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable flat field normalization? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessValidFlatFieldString "VALID_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Is there a valid flat field */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessScaleFlatFieldString "SCALE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Scale factor after dividing by flat field */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableOffsetScaleString "ENABLE_OFFSET_SCALE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable offset and scale? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessAutoOffsetScaleString "AUTO_OFFSET_SCALE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Oneshot calc of scale and offset value from min and max values */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessScaleString "SCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Scale value */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOffsetString "OFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Offset value */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessLowClipString "LOW_CLIP" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Low clip value */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableLowClipString "ENABLE_LOW_CLIP" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable low clipping? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessHighClipString "HIGH_CLIP" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) High clip value */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableHighClipString "ENABLE_HIGH_CLIP" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable high clipping? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessEnableFilterString "ENABLE_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable frame filtering? */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessResetFilterString "RESET_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Reset frame filtering when 1 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessAutoResetFilterString "AUTO_RESET_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Auto-reset filter on N */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFilterCallbacksString "FILTER_CALLBACKS" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Only do callbacks on N */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessNumFilterString "NUM_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Number of frames to filter */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessNumFilteredString "NUM_FILTERED" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Number of frames filtered */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOOffsetString "FILTER_OOFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output offset */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOScaleString "FILTER_OSCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output scale */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOC1String "FILTER_OC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 1 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOC2String "FILTER_OC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 2 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOC3String "FILTER_OC3" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 3 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessOC4String "FILTER_OC4" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 4 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFOffsetString "FILTER_FOFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter offset */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFScaleString "FILTER_FSCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter scale */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFC1String "FILTER_FC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 1 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFC2String "FILTER_FC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 2 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFC3String "FILTER_FC3" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 3 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessFC4String "FILTER_FC4" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 4 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessROffsetString "FILTER_ROFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset offset */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessRC1String "FILTER_RC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset coefficient 1 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessRC2String "FILTER_RC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset coefficient 2 */ |
| #define | NDPluginProcessDataTypeString "PROCESS_DATA_TYPE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Output type. -1 means automatic. */ |
| #define | FIRST_NDPLUGIN_PROCESS_PARAM NDPluginProcessSaveBackground |
| #define FIRST_NDPLUGIN_PROCESS_PARAM NDPluginProcessSaveBackground |
| #define NDPluginProcessAutoOffsetScaleString "AUTO_OFFSET_SCALE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Oneshot calc of scale and offset value from min and max values */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessAutoResetFilterString "AUTO_RESET_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Auto-reset filter on N */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessDataTypeString "PROCESS_DATA_TYPE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Output type. -1 means automatic. */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableBackgroundString "ENABLE_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable background subtraction? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableFilterString "ENABLE_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable frame filtering? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableFlatFieldString "ENABLE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable flat field normalization? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableHighClipString "ENABLE_HIGH_CLIP" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable high clipping? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableLowClipString "ENABLE_LOW_CLIP" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable low clipping? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessEnableOffsetScaleString "ENABLE_OFFSET_SCALE" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Enable offset and scale? */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFC1String "FILTER_FC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 1 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFC2String "FILTER_FC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 2 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFC3String "FILTER_FC3" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 3 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFC4String "FILTER_FC4" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter coefficient 4 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFilterCallbacksString "FILTER_CALLBACKS" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Only do callbacks on N */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFOffsetString "FILTER_FOFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter offset */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessFScaleString "FILTER_FSCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Filter scale */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessHighClipString "HIGH_CLIP" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) High clip value */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessLowClipString "LOW_CLIP" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Low clip value */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessNumFilteredString "NUM_FILTERED" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Number of frames filtered */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessNumFilterString "NUM_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Number of frames to filter */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOC1String "FILTER_OC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 1 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOC2String "FILTER_OC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 2 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOC3String "FILTER_OC3" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 3 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOC4String "FILTER_OC4" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output coefficient 4 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOffsetString "OFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Offset value */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOOffsetString "FILTER_OOFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output offset */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessOScaleString "FILTER_OSCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Output scale */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessRC1String "FILTER_RC1" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset coefficient 1 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessRC2String "FILTER_RC2" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset coefficient 2 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessResetFilterString "RESET_FILTER" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Reset frame filtering when 1 */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessROffsetString "FILTER_ROFFSET" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Reset offset */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessSaveBackgroundString "SAVE_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Save the current frame as background */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessSaveFlatFieldString "SAVE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/w) Save the current frame as flat field */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessScaleFlatFieldString "SCALE_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Scale factor after dividing by flat field */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessScaleString "SCALE" /* (asynFloat64, r/w) Scale value */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessValidBackgroundString "VALID_BACKGROUND" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Is there a valid background */ |
| #define NDPluginProcessValidFlatFieldString "VALID_FLAT_FIELD" /* (asynInt32, r/o) Is there a valid flat field */ |


About Me
Kevin Cho is a 4th year student at St. Edwards pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and certificate for The Coding Bootcamp at UT Austin in Full-Stack Web Development. After hearing about good prospects in the market and potential for collaboration from close friends, Kevin found his passion for Web Development. Kevin enjoys figuring out mechanical/technical problems when they occur as well as the logic behind coding, and found software languages to be a fit. Throughout the coding program, Kevin aims to achieve profiency in HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, Node.js, Bootstrap, MongoDB, PHP frameworks, MySQL, Heroku, Security and Session Storage, and User Authentication.
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Served allows users to input current ingredients to generate recipes based on what they already have at home. Each recipe generated from their selected ingredients shows a thumbnail of the recipe, the percentage of which it matches the ingredients the user has listed and a heart button at the bottom of the card to "save" their favorite recipes for later use.
Saved recipes are reachable with the button in the upper right section of the page. There are also buttons in the navigation menu to see the developers and report bugs/issues with the site.
Served: a recipe generator powered by Spoonacular API
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This app is a simple calendar used for a single work day, allowing the user to type to-do items in each hour. The current hour will show up as red, past hours will be grey, and future hours will be green.
It uses Moment.js to display the current date and time, and local storage to keep to-do items from disappearing upon closing the tab in the user's browser. The user can very easily keep track of their own tasks from their local file system, though the live website is editable by anyone.
Day Planner: a simple work day scheduler for each work day
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This is a simple weather recording app that will display the weather of any city put into the search query. The temperature, UV index, humidity, and "feels like" temperature of the current day will appear, as will the forecast for the next 5 days.
This app is powered by a free API from OpenWeatherMap.org. Server requests are coded using AJAX and JSON formats.
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This app is a wedding budget planner, allowing the user to create budget items, budget categories, to-do lists, and see their data displayed as estimated/actual costs through pie, bar and line graphs. Users can edit, delete, and add these items, which route to an API built with Express, Node, and Sequelize.
The MySQL database holding user data is run on my computer through MySQL Workbench, and deployed to Heroku with JawsDB. The graphs are built using Chart.js, accounts are created with user authentication via Passport.js, and repository updates are screened by ESlint and Travis CI before being pushed to the main branch.


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Date: 31 December 2017 – 1 January 2018
Time: 8:30pm – 1:00am
Venue: Outdoor Lagoon Area, The Venetian Macao
The forecourt, The Parisian Macao
Admission: Free
Date: 31 December 2017
Time: 8:00pm
Venue: Cotai Arena, The Venetian Macao
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Bad Serial Inc.
问题描述 :
Bad Serial Inc. (BSI) produces integer sequences with length N, in which every element is an integer in range [1, M].
They call a sequence S is bad if all the M-substrings (substrings with length M) are bad.
They call an M-substring is bad if it’s not good. An M-substring is good if all the elements in the substring are the same or all the elements are distinct (different from each other).
The company BIS is designed to produce bad sequences. But how many different bad sequences are there? Since the answer will be very large, just output the result after module 987654321.
They call a sequence S is bad if all the M-substrings (substrings with length M) are bad.
They call an M-substring is bad if it’s not good. An M-substring is good if all the elements in the substring are the same or all the elements are distinct (different from each other).
The company BIS is designed to produce bad sequences. But how many different bad sequences are there? Since the answer will be very large, just output the result after module 987654321.
输入:
There are several cases. For each case, there is a line with two integers N, and M (1 ≤ N ≤ 100, 1 ≤ M ≤ 9).
The input ends up with two negative numbers, which should not be processed as a case.
The input ends up with two negative numbers, which should not be processed as a case.
输出:
There are several cases. For each case, there is a line with two integers N, and M (1 ≤ N ≤ 100, 1 ≤ M ≤ 9).
The input ends up with two negative numbers, which should not be processed as a case.
The input ends up with two negative numbers, which should not be processed as a case.
样例输入:
4 4 3 5 -1 -1
样例输出:
228 125
#include<cstdio> #include<algorithm> const int MOD = 987654321; long long dp[110][10]; int main() { int n,m; while(scanf("%d%d",&n,&m),n>0) { if(m==1){puts("0");continue;} if(m==2){printf("%d\n",n==1?2:0);continue;} memset(dp,0,sizeof(dp)); dp[1][1]=m; for(int i=1;i<=n;i++) { for(int j=1;j<m;j++) { dp[i][j]%=MOD; dp[i+1][j+1]+=dp[i][j]*(m-j);//str[i+1]=new one for(int k=2;k<=j;k++) dp[i+1][k]+=dp[i][j];//str[i+1]=str[i+1-k] if(j>1||i==1) { for(int k=1;1+k<=m-1;k++) { dp[i+k][1]+=dp[i][j]; } } } } long long ans=0; for(int j=1;j<m;j++) { ans+=dp[n][j]; } printf("%I64d\n",ans%MOD); } return 0; }
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老实说，这种方法就是穷举，复杂度是2^n，之所以能够AC是应为题目的测试数据有问题，要么数据量很小，要么能够得到k == t，否则即使n = 30，也要很久才能得出结果，本人亲测
很棒的网站，加油！⛽
51行错了，改为：void Union(struct subset subsets[], int x, int y)
博主您好，这是一个内容十分优秀的博客，而且界面也非常漂亮。但是为什么博客的响应速度这么慢，虽然博客的主机在国外，但是我开启VPN还是经常响应很久，再者打开某些页面经常会出现数据库连接出错的提示
还是有些难度的！
算法是程序的灵魂，算法分简单和复杂，如果不搞大数据类，程序员了解一下简单点的算法也是可以的，但是会算法的一定要会编程才行，程序员不一定要会算法，利于自己项目需要的可以简单了解。
居然看懂了
很好的思路，可以借鉴
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居然看懂了
不好意思，写错了．应该是 path[0]=0, visited[V] = true;
程序只能输出一个子序列
惊艳了，没想到代码如此简洁


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| 1 | b. neither |
|---|---|
| 2 | a. agree |
| 3 | b. neither |
| 4 | a. agree |
| 5 | b. neither |
| 6 | c. disagree |
| 7 | b. neither |
| 8 | c. disagree |
| 1 | agree up to a point |
|---|---|
| 2 | really valid point |
| 3 | not so sure |
| 4 | absolutely right |
| 5 | hard to believe |
| 6 | highly unlikely |
| 7 | doubtful |
| 8 | sound of that at all |
| 1 worried | d concerned |
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| 2 enthusiastic | g eager |
| 3 afraid | e scared |
| 4 confused | f puzzled |
| 5 irritated | c annoyed |
| 6 reluctant | b hesitant |
| 7 doubtful | a dubious |
| C |
| surprising: | astonishing; amazing; alarming |
|---|---|
| unsurprising: | to be expected; typical |
| 1 | D |
|---|---|
| 2 | A |
| 3 | B |
| 4 | F |
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This is the start of my Sound Design series blog posts, which will cover various aspects of my sound design workflow and misc. other things I learn along the way that are important/relevant to the craft. I am also planning extensive hardware review blog posts(headphones, microphones, synths,..), and plugin reviews.
In the first half of school they taught us in a little known DAW called Digital Performer. The second half was done in Pro Tools in a studio setting. On my own I discovered Logic Pro, Cubase, Ableton Live, and dabbled in Reason. At this point I can design fluently in any DAW, but my preference is Cubase.
Synthesis is half of my sound design workflow. My favorite hardware synth is the Virus TI. My favorite soft-synth is Massive(original). I can work comfortably in any hardware/software synth in any style, but I specialize in wavetable synthesis. I have uncountable hours invested in the original Massive, amassing 20,000+ personally made patches over 8 years.
The second half of my workflow is processing those synth sounds with plugins. The plugins I can’t live without are Fabfilter and Izotope, and I can’t imagine needing anything more than this. Gear/hardware is another story, I could grow my collection forever.
I’ve been tutoring for 3-4 years, re-investing earnings into further private education. In person and through video chat. I teach in the context of neuro bass, but the techniques are fully applicable to any frequency range sounds and any genre.
I am currently available for private tutoring and sound design work. The following sound design series blog posts will include samples of my work.


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Kale chips readymade High Life, messenger bag scenester cardigan lomo irony letterpress. 90's gastropub kogi, Shoreditch YOLO asymmetrical Banksy messenger bag cold-pressed paleo 8-bit distillery crucifix pug bicycle rights. Slow-carb Bushwick semiotics fanny pack mlkshk McSweeney's. Vince Vinyl Austin wolf. Letterpress gentrify fap, whatever try-hard asymmetrical Echo Park seitan YOLO Neutra quinoa tote bag. Thundercats polaroid squid, craft beer 8-bit forage chia Brooklyn selfies before they sold out photo booth quinoa. Fap skateboard roof party, drinking vinegar vegan taxidermy Tumblr shabby chic Intelligentsia beard freegan yr lo-fi quinoa YOLO.
Ugh disrupt DIY Marfa, High Life Godard wolf ennui biodiesel deep v sartorial yr Austin fingerstache. Farm-to-table 90's VHS blog, selfies typewriter sustainable PBR&B bicycle rights pour-over narwhal.
Product Name
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur.
Kale chips readymade High Life, messenger bag scenester cardigan lomo irony letterpress. 90's gastropub kogi, Shoreditch YOLO asymmetrical Banksy messenger bag cold-pressed paleo 8-bit distillery crucifix pug bicycle rights. Slow-carb Bushwick semiotics fanny pack mlkshk McSweeney's. Vince Vinyl Austin wolf. Letterpress gentrify fap, whatever try-hard asymmetrical Echo Park seitan YOLO Neutra quinoa tote bag. Thundercats polaroid squid, craft beer 8-bit forage chia Brooklyn selfies before they sold out photo booth quinoa. Fap skateboard roof party, drinking vinegar vegan taxidermy Tumblr shabby chic Intelligentsia beard freegan yr lo-fi quinoa YOLO.
Ugh disrupt DIY Marfa, High Life Godard wolf ennui biodiesel deep v sartorial yr Austin fingerstache. Farm-to-table 90's VHS blog, selfies typewriter sustainable PBR&B bicycle rights pour-over narwhal.
Product Name
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur.
Kale chips readymade High Life, messenger bag scenester cardigan lomo irony letterpress. 90's gastropub kogi, Shoreditch YOLO asymmetrical Banksy messenger bag cold-pressed paleo 8-bit distillery crucifix pug bicycle rights. Slow-carb Bushwick semiotics fanny pack mlkshk McSweeney's. Vince Vinyl Austin wolf. Letterpress gentrify fap, whatever try-hard asymmetrical Echo Park seitan YOLO Neutra quinoa tote bag. Thundercats polaroid squid, craft beer 8-bit forage chia Brooklyn selfies before they sold out photo booth quinoa. Fap skateboard roof party, drinking vinegar vegan taxidermy Tumblr shabby chic Intelligentsia beard freegan yr lo-fi quinoa YOLO.
Ugh disrupt DIY Marfa, High Life Godard wolf ennui biodiesel deep v sartorial yr Austin fingerstache. Farm-to-table 90's VHS blog, selfies typewriter sustainable PBR&B bicycle rights pour-over narwhal.


A short guide to the important features in major releases. You can get a more detailed view in the Changelog
Remember to get the latest features, update the global unitejs-cli package and then update your project:
npm -g install unitejs-cli [or] yarn global add unitejs-cli
unite configure
It's been a while since the last update, so for the new release we have major version bumps on lots of the frameworks.
Plus lot's of minor version increments as well.
Due to lack of time to support the forever changing versions of all the framework this new version also fixes the version numbers it uses for packages.
This means that version increments will no longer be picked up automatically.
We are continously running hundreds of different configuration variants, which you can see on the status page.
If any packages have major security issues or build issues we will endevour to update and fix them.
E2E install command can now specify driver version.
Application framework creations now have more detailed router setups.
Protractor and WebdriverIO plugins unified.
Vanilla application now has router and generate command for component.
Plumbing added for unitejs-packages.
Added support for documentation generation from your source.
The following documenters are supported but are dependent on the sourceLanguage configured.
As an example to add ESDoc to an already existing project just run.
unite configure --documenter=ESDoc
npm install [or] yarn install
Once added there is a new task available.
gulp doc-build
This will build documentation into the ./docs/ folder.
All of the framework generated source has had comments added.
The PlainApp framework type has been renamed to Vanilla.
Added support for style linting.
The following style linters are supported but are dependent on the cssPreprocessor configured.
As an example to add StyleLint to an already existing project just run.
unite configure --cssLinter=StyleLint
npm install [or] yarn install
Gulp tasks have been rewritten in TypeScript and transpiled to JavaScript to provide more resiliency.
Loading spinner separated into ./assetsSrc/theme/loader.html and ./assetsSrc/theme/loader.css to make them easier to maintain. Additionally the default loader has been changed from svg to pure css.
Added support for cordova for platform generation, allows you to target an app as native android/ios/windows and more.
Cordova supports generation of platform assets for icons and screen shots.
First make sure you have cordova installed:
npm -g install cordova [or] yarn global add cordova
Now add the new platform:
unite platform --operation=add --platformName=Cordova
npm install [or] yarn install
Create the cordova platform projects:
gulp platform-cordova-dev
Now your ./platform/cordova/platforms/ folder will contain builds for android/ios/windows by default.
Generate the theme assets:
gulp platform-cordova-theme
Added additional optional arguments for configure command to provide more meta data for use in application packaging.
These properties can be modified manually by editing www/assetsSrc/theme/unite-theme.json
Updated Angular to v5
Added Progressive Web App (PWA) support, you can enable it by setting the flag in one of your build configurations e.g.
unite buildConfiguration --operation=add --configurationName=dev --pwa
The PWA additions include ./build/assets/pwa/service-worker-template.js which is used as the basis for the service worker, the service worker cache name and contents are automatically populated based on your project contents during the new build-create-pwa tasks.
The manifest file in ./assets/favicon/manifest.json which already existed has some additional fields, this file is automatically generated based on your project with additional information pulled from ./assetsSrc/theme/unite.json.
You must have the theme assets built before doing a PWA build, so don't forget to run gulp theme-build.
Added a default loading spinner to the index page, which is automatically removed when the application is loaded.
You can customize the spinner style and content by modifying the appLoaderStyle and appLoader properties in the ./assetsSrc/theme/unite.json file, or remove it entirely.
Added bundle, minify, pwas, buildDateTime and buildNumber to the window.unite runtime variables
Added version check to interrogate the npm registry and notifiy you if a new version of the CLI is available.
If you build configuration contains a googleAnalyticsId your index page will have the GA script auto injected.
Added support for
Polymer as an application framework, this is based on the Polymer 3 preview so could see changes in future
releases.
Also @polymer/decorators is based on a
fork so that it will work using npm as your package manager on windows (temporary until
Issue #16 is fixed or an official package is published).
Jest (and more specifically JSDOM) and PhantomJS can not be used as unit test runners with Polymer as they
lack some of the JavaScript features required.
Added support for transpilation of client packages, which means Preact can now support using AMD and SystemJS as module types.
Additions for the new UniteJS VSCode Extension VSCode Extension.
Added support for Docker as a platform target.
First add the new platform type:
unite platform --operation=add --platformName=Docker
Then run the packaging command:
gulp platform-docker-package
Defaults to packaging with nginx image, but you can override with any image you like.
Added platform-electron-dev task to wrap you working www folder with electron.
Vue application framework now compiles templates during the build process.
Build configuration variables now supported as external files not inline in unite.json.
Files stored in ./www/assetsSrc/root are recursively copied to the root folder on packaging.
Added additional README.md to root of project.
Added license option None.
Added support for Vue as an application framework.
Added support for Preact as an application framework.
Added support for Jest as a Unit Test Runner.
Added support for JSDom as a Unit Test Engine .
React profile defaults to testing with Jest and package manager Yarn.
E2E Tests now default to running with chrome in headless mode.
Improved React Support, updated to v16, external css in all UniteJS supported formats css, scss, less, styl.
PhantomJS polyfill improvements.
Added the generate command, see the CLI Documentation for usage details.
The generate command replicates the functionality found in the platform specific CLIs (Angular CLI, Aurelia CLI, React create) and also adds a few more element types.
All element types make the best use of your UniteJS setup, creating code, views styling and tests based on your configured options.
Added watch tasks for build, test and serving so there is no need to keep running the gulp tasks.
Initial release see the CLI Documentation for usage details.


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And there you go. When you can’t scale up, scale out! We’re creating a new kind of talks, one where communities will meet and cross the technological Styx.
The first one is on Ruby, RubyOnRails and IronRuby, the presenter is Shay Friedman, the place is MRM, the time is this friday, and the this is the link.


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Postgraduate student at The University of Edinburgh, PhD in Informatics
Former Machine Learning Researcher at EgoVid Inc.
Former Signal Processing Research Intern at AiS Lab.
I started computer programming when I was 9. I began MFC(C++) Windows programming at age 14 and opened a personal website, "sparkware.co.kr". I made a Hair Proportion Analysis algorithm and obtained a patent when I was 17. Now my interests are in machine learning application on computer vision and image signal processing.
"Kiyoon" stands for glowing field. I want to make my field of study glow in the future.
Cirriculum VitaeI started computer programming with Flash ActionScript 2.0.
I started MFC Windows Programming and opened my own website, sparkware.co.kr. I released many Windows programs on this website.
I finished a project about Hair Proportion Analysis algorithm based on the Maximum Likelihood estimation.
I studied both Electronics and Computer Engineering. I won lots of competitions like Hexathon (supported by Naver), Korea Supercomputing Challenge, and Naver Poster Award. See experience below.
We've visited UC Berkeley for 9 weeks to exchange ideas about making a start-up company. (Article)
Extreme Low Resolution Activity Recognition Using Siamese Embedding (Paper)
We've demonstrated our technologies at CVPR 2017 Expo. (Youtube video)
Deep learning, Computer vision, Signal processing, Linux server buildup, Web development, Machine integration, Video editing and filmography, Product design
C ∙ C++ ∙ Python ∙ Linux Bash ∙ TensorFlow / Keras (Machine learning) ∙ MPI (Parallel programming) ∙ CUDA (GPU parallel programming) ∙ MATLAB ∙ OpenCV ∙ Git (Version control) ∙ Docker ∙ NVIDIA Jetson TX2 (Linux embedded device) ∙ Raspberry Pi (IoT Linux) ∙ MFC (Windows programming) ∙ Java ∙ HTML ∙ PHP ∙ MySQL / Maria DB ∙ R ∙ Flash action script ∙ Processing ∙ NXT Robot C ∙ Xpress Engine(Website) ∙ Wordpress(Website) ∙ LATEX
K Kim, D Moltisanti, O Mac Aodha, L Sevilla-Lara, “An Action Is Worth Multiple Words: Handling Ambiguity in Action Recognition”, 33rd British Machine Vision Conference 2022, BMVC 2022
K Kim, SN Gowda, O Mac Aodha, L Sevilla-Lara, “Capturing Temporal Information in a Single Frame: Channel Sampling Strategies for Action Recognition”, 33rd British Machine Vision Conference 2022, BMVC 2022
SN Gowda, L Sevilla-Lara, K Kim, F Keller, M Rohrbach, “A new split for evaluating true zero-shot action recognition”, DAGM German Conference on Pattern Recognition, 2021
M. S. Ryoo, K. Kim and H. J. Yang, ”Extreme Low Resolution Activity Recognition with Multi-Siamese Embedding Learning, ”AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 2018. [acceptance rate: 24.6%]
1st place - Naver UNIST Undergraduate Poster Award
1st place - HeXATHON, UNIST, supported by NAVER
KSC (Korea Supercomputing Challenge) : MPI parallel computing 5th place
Bronze Medal in the National Olympiad for Informatics (KOI, Korea Olympiad in Informatics)
Patent : Hair Percentage Analysis algorithm
UNIST Startup clinic: Smart home app controlling electrical output
You're welcome to give me a call or an email and I will get back to you as soon as possible!


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Imperial Mountains [an72], mountain, in Imperia, peasants: 118
Last updated Turn #143
Imperial Mountains [an72], mountain, in Imperia, peasants: 118
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0: Garrison [fg8r], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers guards
0: Imperial Mountains [an72].
1: Lanthara [r4v], Imperial Empire, duke, with 32 nazgul, went south,
1: accompanied by:
1: Manis [h3g], Imperial Empire, with 17 archers, 18 hvy. xbowmen
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Province controlled by Hyksos Keep [y57], castle, in Imperial
Mountains [ao73]
Ruled by The Bard [s2a], duke
Entrance fees:
Routes leaving Imperial Mountains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [am72], 7 days
East, plain, to Endless Plains [an73], 7 days
Garrison [bz5a], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten peasants
South, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [ao72], 10 days
Garrison [ez5z], garrison, Imperial Empire, with six soldiers
West, mountain, to Imperial Mountains [an71], 10 days
Down, mine-shaft, to Miners [c23], 0 days
Seen here:
Garrison [fg8r], garrison, Imperial Empire, with ten soldiers


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| virtual AbstractComponent | ActionItem [get, set] |
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| virtual string | Text [get, set] |
| virtual string | ToolTip [get, set] |
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| A css class which sets a background image to be used as the icon for this button. More... | |
| virtual bool | Reorderable [get, set] |
| False to disallow reordering for this Tab. More... | |
| virtual UI | UI [get, set] |
| A set of predefined ui styles for individual components. Most components support 'light' and 'dark'. Extra string added to the baseCls with an extra '-'. More... | |
| virtual string | UIName [get, set] |
| A set of predefined ui styles for individual components. Most components support 'light' and 'dark'. Extra string added to the baseCls with an extra '-'. More... | |
| virtual string?? | UIProxy [get] |
| override ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
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| virtual string | InstanceOf [get] |
| ItemState | State [get] |
| virtual DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
| virtual bool | DesignMode [get] |
| bool | AutoDataBind [get, set] |
| ResourceManager | ResourceManager [get] |
| virtual Control | Owner [get, set] |
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| virtual bool | IsDefault [get] |
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| bool | IsTrackingViewState [get] |
| EventHandlerList | Events [get] |
| EventHandler | DataBinding |
| Control?? | BindingContainer [get] |
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| virtual ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| virtual ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| System.Web.Mvc.HtmlHelper?? | HtmlHelper [get, set] |
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| ConfigOptionsCollection | ConfigOptions [get] |
| ConfigOptionsExtraction | ConfigOptionsExtraction [get] |
| DefaultValueMode | DefaultValueMode [get, set] |
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Render this item hidden (default is false). If true, the hide method will be called internally.
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How the action item should be hidden. Supported values are 'visibility' (css visibility), 'offsets' (negative offset position) and 'display' (css display).
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The URL to open when the tab button is clicked. Specifying this config causes the tab button to be rendered with an anchor (An element) as its active element, referencing the specified URL.
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The icon to use in the Button. See also, IconCls to set an icon with a custom Css class.
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Assignment: Design and make a 3D mold, and produce a fiber composite part in it.
composites/index.html MATERIALS:
- Polyurethane (60x80x10cm).
- Epoxy Resin Part A (Super Sap)
- Hardener Part B (Super Sap)
- Mold Release (High-Temp)
- Gelcoat GC 253 PA 253 PA White SZ for epox (Resintex)
- Linen fabric
- Peel ply
- Bleeder (Perforated plastic red)
- Felt.
TOOLS:
-Machine CNC Enterprise
: work Area (XxY): 2100 x 1100 mm;
-Endmill 8 mm
-Ballmill 3.2 mm
-Mask
-Screws
-Glasses
-Screwdriver
-Gloves
-Headphones
-Vacuum cleaner
-Motion sensors
Even for this modeling activity I chose to use Rhinoceros, I did not have much time to experiment with other softwares.
After drawing 3D model, I exported the file in Stl.
P.S.: Make sure it is in the box -x + y axis with the origin point 0.0. Export the model as Stl.
This precaution is not necessary for all the CNC machines, but exclusively for the one present in Fablab Frosinone, because, due to lack of space, the machine was assembled with reversed axes.
After you export the file in Stl, import it with MeshCAM software that will generate the G-code.
The first phase is the construction and the preparation of the mold.
We used a block of polyurethane 60x80x10cm, however we chose to draw a pattern of smaller dimensions (50x70x6), to avoid technical problems later.
Caution:
- Do not create negative angles, you must be able to remove the "piece" from the mold;
- Do not draw too vertical inside edges: you need to consider the size of the mandrel and its armor. If the surface to be milled is very deep, the angle must be wider.
- MeshCAM will generate the G-code.
- endmill = 8 mm
- feed rate : 1100
- plunge: 500
- spindle speed: 12000
- depth per pass: 4 mm
Roughing is a fundamental process, because it removes unnecessary parts from raw material . This operation is used to prepare the material for processing and finishing.
- MeshCAM will generate the G-code.
- ballmill = 3.2 mm
- feedrate: 1100 mm
- plunge: 500 mm
- spindle speed: 12000 rpm
- depth per pass 1 mm
The finishing phase allows to eliminate the last imperfections still present on the milled object.
Roughing took 3 hours of processing, the finishing took 2 hours and a half.
I aspirated the waste material coming from the milling.
After milling, I had to smooth the mold with sandpaper to eliminate remaining impurities.
1) I solidified surface with a mixture (2: 1 ratio) EpoxiResina Part A - Hardener Part B (CATALYST), to prepare the surface to lamination.
I had to make two layers, waiting time: 2 hours per layer
2) I coated the releasing wax (Mold Release) 5 times every 30 minutes.
3) I smeared gelcoat (Gel-hardener 2% by weight) over the mold, twice, without waiting for the first layer was dry.
4) I cut 6 layers of the same size: 3 linen fabric, 1 Peel ply, 1 bleeder, 1 felt.
5) I prepared the resin to be spread over the three layers of linen fabric (300g / sqm ratio).
6) I placed the resin on the three layers of fabric, then I covered the fabric with Peel ply Bleeder (Perforated plastic red) and Felt.
7) I Put the Mold with all fabric layers in the Vacuum Bag.
8) After 4 hours under pressure, and 24h in the Vacuum Bag, I could remove the model from the mold
9) The mold has not come out at best, for which it was necessary to sandpaper it again.
The outcome is a decorative panel.
I did not like this exercise. There were too many dead times and a lot of waste material.


>From the Desk of.Mr Jerry Moi Bill and Exchange Manager Foreigner Remittance Dept. Bank of Africa Phone +226-78-86-11-06 Dear Friend I am the manager of bill and exchange at the foreign remittance department of Bank of Africa Burkina Faso I am writing to seek your consent over a deal in my department. In my department we discovered an abandoned sum of US$15.5m US dollars ( Fifteen million five hundred thousand US dollars) in an account that belongs to one of our foreign customer who died along with his entire family in November 1999 in a plane crash. Since we got information about his death, we have been expecting his next of kin to come over and claim his money because we cannot release it unless some body applies for it as next of kin or relation to th deceased as indicated in our banking gildings and laws but unfortunately we learnt that all his supposed next of kin or relation died alongside with him at the plane crash leaving nobody behind for the claim. It is therefore upon this discovery that i now decided to make this business proposal to you and release the money to you as the next of kin or relation to the deceased for safety and subsequent disbursement since nobody is coming for it and we don't want this money to go into the bank treasury as unclaimed bill. The banking law and guideline here stipulates that if such money remained unclaimed after fours years, the money will be transferred into the bank treasury as unclaimed fund. The request of foreigner as next of kin in this business is occasioned by the fact that the customer was a foreigner and a Burkinabe cannot stand as next of kin to a foreigner. i agree that 30% of this money will be for you as a foreign partner, in respect to the provision of a foreign account , 10% will be set aside for expenses incurred during the business and 60% would be for me. Thereafter, I will visit your country for disbursement according to the percentage indicated. Therefore, to enable the immediate transfer of this fund to you as arranged, you must apply first to the bank as relation or next of kin of the deceased indicating your bank name, your bank account number, your private telephone and fax number for easy and effective communication and location where in the money will be remitted. Upon receipt of your reply, I will send to you by fax or email the text of the application . I will not fail to bring to your notice that this transaction is hitch-free and that you should not entertain any atom of fear as all required arrangements have been made for the transfer. You should contact me immediately as soon as you receive this mail Trusting to hear from you immediately. Your faithfully Mr Jerry Moi Bill and Exchange Manager.


I currently work for NewBoCo as a DeltaV teaching assistant for DeltaV code school in Cedar Rapids, NewBo District.
In the spring of 2019 I completed two Associates in Applied Science from Kirkwood Community College, in Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Both acedemic programs were a challenge and very rewarding as well,
Software Development
and Web Technologies.
I also completed the Database Analytics and Reporting Certificate
While attending Kirkwood I worked at their Facilities center, building a user interface for their building automation system that runs on the niagara software, of which is java based and just recently introduced the bajascript, which is their javascript that runs in the bajaux environment. The Niagara software utlizes require.js for managing the js files for the front end interaction.
Here are some lists about my Interests and Experiences.


Protocol
StoreType
public protocol StoreType: StateProvider, ActionHandler
🏪 StoreType
defines a protocol for a state store.
A store should have a single input and a single output, being the input the method to handle actions dispatched by the
counterparts, and the output the state that can be observed by them. For that reason, a StoreType
protocol is nothing
but a composition of two other protocols: ActionHandler
and StateProvider
:
-
as
ActionHandler
, which represents the store input, it's gonna be able to receive and distribute action of a generic typeActionType
. Being an action handler means that anUIViewController
or SwiftUIView
can dispatch actions to it, such as.saveButtonTapped
,.didScrollToPosition(y)
,.viewDidLoad
or.queryTextFieldChanged(text)
. -
as
StateProvider
, which represents the store output, it's gonna be able to offer to the system a way to subscribe for updates on State. Being a state provider basically means that a store has astatePublisher
that is either aObservable<StateType>
,SignalProducer<StateType, Never>
orPublisher<StateType, Never>
depending on the reactive framework of your choice, so anUIViewController
can subscribe to state changes and react to them, or a SwiftUI View can use it as aObservedObject
.
Not necessarily a store implementation means that this entity holds the source-of-truth of an app. Every app should
have a single and centralized store, where the whole state is held. But Views and ViewControllers do not necessarily
need to access this main Store directly, they could, instead, access some "proxy" store that intermediates the actions (inputs) and state change notifications (outputs), without actually holding the truth. For more information
on that please check StoreProjection
, and compare it to ReduxStoreBase
.
In summary, it's recommended to have one and only store ReduxStoreBase
in your app, holding the one and only one
source-of-truth, but at the same time having several StoreProjection
instances mapping the whole state and whole set of
possible actions from and to view state and events relevant to the specific view you implement.
┌──────────┐
│ UIButton │────────┐
└──────────┘ │
┌───────────────────┐ │ dispatch<Action>(_ action: Action)
│UIGestureRecognizer│───┼──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
└───────────────────┘ │ │
┌───────────┐ │ ▼
│viewDidLoad│───────┘ ┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
└───────────┘ ┃ ┃░
┃ ┃░
┃ ┃░
┌───────┐ ┃ ┃░
│UILabel│◀─ ─ ─ ─ ┐ ┃ ┃░
└───────┘ Combine, RxSwift ┌ ─ ─ ┻ ─ ┐ ┃░
│ or ReactiveSwift State Store ┃░
┌ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─ ─│Publisher│ ┃░
▼ │ subscribe(onNext:) ┃░
┌─────────────┐ ▼ sink(receiveValue:) └ ─ ─ ┳ ─ ┘ ┃░
│ Diffable │ ┌─────────────┐ assign(to:on:) ┃ ┃░
│ DataSource │ │RxDataSources│ ┃ ┃░
└─────────────┘ └─────────────┘ ┃ ┃░
│ │ ┃ ┃░
┌──────▼───────────────▼───────────┐ ┗━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┛░
│ │ ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░
│ │
│ │
│ │
│ UICollectionView │
│ │
│ │
│ │
│ │
└──────────────────────────────────┘
Relationships
Conforms To
ActionHandler
ActionHandler
defines a protocol for entities able to handle actions - defined by the associated typeActionType
.StateProvider
StateProvider
defines a protocol for entities able to offer state publishers (Combine Publisher, RxSwift Observable, ReactiveSwift SignalProducer) of certainStateType
, so everybody can observe the global state changes through this container. Usually aStore
will implement that, but it can also be aStoreProjection
with a state that is derived from the global source-of-truth.
Types Conforming to StoreType
ObservableViewModel
A Store Projection made to be used in SwiftUI
AnyStoreType
ReduxStoreProtocol


Number of points:
Algorithm:
Hill Climbing
Genetic Algorithm
Iterations
Population
Iterations
Mutation percent
Start
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CIT 230: Assignment Portal
Lesson 02:
Design Principles Document
Lesson 03:
Website Plan
Lesson 04:
Weather Website Outline
Lesson 05:
Weather Website Continued
Lesson 06:
Responsive Images and Font
Lesson 07:
Progessive Image Loading
Lesson 07:
The Gallery Page
Lesson 08:
Storm Center Page
Lesson 09:
Working with JSON data and the Fetch API
Lesson 09:
Home Page
Lesson 10:
Preston Weather API
Lesson 11:
Fish Haven Weather API
Lesson 11:
Soda Springs Weather API


Module: ActiveRecord::AttributeMethods::PrimaryKey::ClassMethods
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
Instance Method Summary
Instance Attribute Details
#primary_key
Defines the primary key field – can be overridden in subclasses. Overwriting will negate any effect of the primary_key_prefix_type
setting, though.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 70
def primary_key
@primary_key = reset_primary_key unless defined? @primary_key
@primary_key
end
#primary_key=(value)
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 119
def primary_key=(value)
@primary_key = value && -value.to_s
@quoted_primary_key = nil
@attributes_builder = nil
end
Instance Method Details
#dangerous_attribute_method?(method_name) ⇒ Boolean
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 63
def dangerous_attribute_method?(method_name)
super && !ID_ATTRIBUTE_METHODS.include?(method_name)
end
#get_primary_key(base_name)
This method is for internal use only.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 89
def get_primary_key(base_name) if base_name && primary_key_prefix_type == :table_name
base_name.foreign_key(false)
elsif base_name && primary_key_prefix_type == :table_name_with_underscore
base_name.foreign_key
else
if ActiveRecord::Base != self && table_exists?
pk = connection.schema_cache.primary_keys(table_name)
suppress_composite_primary_key(pk)
else
"id"
end
end
end
#instance_method_already_implemented?(method_name) ⇒ Boolean
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 59
def instance_method_already_implemented?(method_name)
super || primary_key && ID_ATTRIBUTE_METHODS.include?(method_name)
end
#quoted_primary_key
Returns a quoted version of the primary key name, used to construct SQL statements.
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 77
def quoted_primary_key
@quoted_primary_key ||= connection.quote_column_name(primary_key)
end
#reset_primary_key
This method is for internal use only.
[ GitHub ]
#suppress_composite_primary_key(pk)
[ GitHub ]
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/attribute_methods/primary_key.rb', line 126
def suppress_composite_primary_key(pk)
return pk unless pk.is_a?(Array)
warn <<~WARNING
WARNING: Active Record does not support composite primary key.
#{table_name} has composite primary key. Composite primary key is ignored.
WARNING
end


supersimplestocks.api
Package¶
-
supersimplestocks.api.
dividend_yield
(symbol)[source]¶ Calculate dividend yield for given stock. The initial data about the dividends are static taken from csv file.
Parameters: symbol – of the stock Returns: value or None if symbol not registered in last dividents.
-
supersimplestocks.api.
gbce
()[source]¶ Calculate the GBCE All Share Index using the geometric mean of prices for all stocks.
Returns: value or None if can’t calculate value
-
supersimplestocks.api.
load_dividend_data
(csv_path)[source]¶ Load dividend data from csv file and registered each value to the celery task.
Parameters: csv_path – path to the file Raises: ValueError – if value or last is < 0 from any row in csv file
-
supersimplestocks.api.
p_e_ratio
(symbol)[source]¶ Calculate P/E Ratio for given stock. The initial data about the dividends are static taken from csv file.
Parameters: symbol – of the stock Returns: value or None if can’t calculate value
-
supersimplestocks.api.
record_dividend_data
(symbol, type, last, fixed, value)[source]¶ Record new dividend
Parameters: - symbol – of the stock
- type – Common, Preferred
- last – dividend value
- fixed – percentage value in format 0.01, or 1% otherwise set as None.
- value – par value
Raises: ValueError – if value or last is < 0
-
supersimplestocks.api.
record_trade
(symbol, type, quantity, price)[source]¶ Record a new trade in the stock. Check the trades and try fo finalize the trade. If not possible to finalize for all quantities the rest will wait in the queue.
Parameters: - symbol – of the stock
- type – SELL, BUY
- quantity – to trade
- price – of the trade
Raises: ValueError – if price or quantity is < 0


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This is the project name that will be passed to the SimpleSLA. Make sure that you provide unique name for each build.
When defining metric in SimpleSLA application, put this name in the Project field.
There will be only one ticket updated in SimpleSLA. Ticket key will be the name of this job.


Converting old SGF files to FF[4]
Converting properties
This is a short list of properties that frequently occur in old SGF
files and how they should be converted to FF[4].
Property: M
Propvalue: list of point
Function: Simple board markup
Conversion: M should be converted to MA if used on empty board points
and to TR if used on stones.
Property: L
Propvalue: list of point
Function: Label the given points with uppercase letters.
Conversion: L should be converted to LB.
Example: L[fg][es][jk] -> LB[fg:A][es:B][jk:C]
Property: TE then BM within a node
Propvalue: double
Function: Move annotation
Conversion: Should be converted to IT.
Property: BM then TE within a node
Propvalue: double
Function: Move annotation
Conversion: Should be converted to DO.
Property: VW
Propvalue: point, point
Function: Restrict view (just like in FF[4]).
VW wasn't an official property in FF[3] but was used by two
applications (SGB & xgoban)
Conversion: In FF[3] the two given points specified the upper
left and the lower right corner. To convert it to FF[4] either
make a compose type value out of it or write the uncompressed
point list.
Example: VW[ba][db] -> VW[ba:db]
or -> VW[ba][ca][da][bb][cb][db]
Other conversion issues
Property identifiers
In FF[1]-FF[3] lowercase letters where allowed in property identifiers, but
in FF[4] only uppercase letters are allowed. I.e. the application has to remove all
lowercase letters from the file.
Example: Black[qd];thisisaWhitemove[kk]bbrWyryrerwLerreoi[10.3] --> B[qd];W[kk]WL[10.3]
Property types move & setup
The old fileformats didn't make this distinction, i.e. these files may have mixed
setup and move-properties in one node.
In that case an application should split that node into two nodes: all setup,
root and game-info properties and the node name ('N[]') into the first
node, all other properties
into the second. The node name should be in the first node because the node
to be split might be the start of a variation.
Illegal & errornous files
There are a lot of corrupt files out there. If you want to write a robust
application you should be able to deal with the following cases:
- Line breaks & whitespaces within moves or values: just remove all whitespaces
in property values except in text values.
- Empty values e.g. 'DT[]N[]': remove those properties
- Properties without values e.g. 'LB B[aa]': remove the property identifiers
- Properties with too many values e.g. 'B[aa][bb]': this one is critical because
it might be caused by a missing ']' e.g. 'B[aa LB[aa][bb]'
- Empty variations e.g. '()': such a construct is illegal because a variation
has to have at least one node - remove '()'
- Files not starting with '(;' e.g. the ';' is missing - this one is tricky if
you want to skip junk in front of the SGF file.
- Faulty game-info values (e.g. RE, DT): the application should correct
those values if possible, otherwise leave them as they are.
These are just some frequent errors that occur.
Have a look at the SGF Syntax Checker &
Converter for more sophisticated errors and how to handle them.


Area of triangle
Using Heron's formula
Using base and height
Using 2 sides and the included angle between them
Equilateral Triangle
Using Heron's formula to calculate area of triangle
Side a:
Side b:
Side c:
Area=
√ s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)
where s is semi perimeter,s=(a+b+c)/2
Calculate Area
Area using base and height
Base :
Height:
Area=
1/2*base*height
Calculate Area
Area using 2 sides and included angle between them
Side a:
Side b:
Angle between them (in degrees) c
Area=
1/2*a*b*sin c
Calculate Area
Area of equilateral triangle
Side:
Area =
(√ 3)a
2
/4
Calculate Area


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KT links 5G network with satellite
by Joseph WaringSouth Korean operator KT transferred data between its 5G network and a satellite, claiming a world first using a hybrid transmission.
In a statement, KT said the transmission enables more reliable data communication than existing 5G services by using a communication protocol which connects different networks. The operator plans to use satellite transmission for backhaul.
KT added the core technology is a hybrid router, jointly developed by the KT Convergence Technology Institute and KT SAT, which allowed a 5G terminal to transmit and receive data simultaneously from the network and the satellite, or from each one if either service is disrupted.
The test was conducted using the Mugunghwa 6 satellite, one of five operated by its affiliate KT SAT.
KT said it will submit the results to 3GPP in 2020 to contribute to setting the global standard for the 5G-satellite technology.
The operator, along with rivals SK Telecom and LG Uplus, launched 5G service in early April.


the annotation for marking a member as a GUI element
//example @GuiIncluded
class C { @GuiIncluded
(index=1) public int fld; @GuiIncluded
(index=2, description="read-only value") public String getReadOnlyProp() { ... } @GuiIncluded
(index=3, description="property by setter and getter") public String getValue() { ... } public void setValue(String v) { ... } @GuiIncluded
(index=4, description="action") public void action() { ... } @GuiIncluded
(index=5, name="customizedName") public float v; @GuiIncluded
(index=6, description="table by list of string") public List<String> strTable = ...; @GuiIncluded
(index=7, description="table by list of E") public List<E> eTable = ...; @GuiIncluded
public void actionForSelectedItems(List<E> items) {...} @GuiIncluded
public void actionForSelectedRows(List<Integer> rows, String tableName) {...} } @GuiIncluded
//column class class E { @GuiIncluded
public boolean flag; @GuiIncluded
public EnumVal select; @GuiIncluded
public void actionForSelectedRow() { ... } } public enum EnumVal { ... } @GuiIncluded
//record support public record R( @GuiIncluded
int f1, //field String f2) { //getter @GuiIncluded
String f2() { return f2; } //action @GuiIncluded
(action=true) String a() { ... } //getter @GuiIncluded
(action=false) String g() { ... } }
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Optional Element Summary
-
Element Details
-
value
boolean value- Returns:
- true if the attached member is part of the GUI
- Default:
- true
-
name
String name- Returns:
- custom name instead of the auto-generated name based on the member name
- Default:
- ""
-
index
int index- Returns:
- ordinal index for sorting members. the default value is the max value of short. for properties, minimum value is used from field, getter or setter.
- Default:
- 32767
-
description
String description- Returns:
- short description for the target, typically presented as a tool-tip. for properties, combines field, getter and setter.
- Default:
- ""
-
keyStroke
String keyStroke- Returns:
- accelerator key stroke.
For example,
@GuiIncluded(keyStroke="K") public String prop;
then, users can focus to the field "prop" by typing Cmd or Ctrl +K. For an action method, users can invoke the method by typing the specified key.The string will be passed to KeyStroke.getStroke(String), "none" or "".
"none" | control* key control ::= "shift" | "alt" //lower cases ("meta" or "control" is automatically appended) key ::= "0" | "1" | ... | "9" | "A" | "B" | ... | "Z" //upper cases
examples:"shift K" "shift alt F"
for properties, selects one of field(high-precedence), getter or setter. if the stroke is empty (default), then the first character of the name will be used. if the stroke is "none", then key-binding will be skipped for the target.Some keys are reserved with combination of Meta(Command) or Ctrl.
- reserved keys: Q (Quit), W (Window close), shift R (Refresh), A (Select all), shift A (un-select), Z (Undo), shift Z (Redo), O (Open), S (Save), X (Cut), C (Copy), V (Paste), alt O (JSON Open), alt S (JSON Save), alt X (JSON Cut), alt C (JSON Copy), alt V (JSON Paste), ',' (settings)
- conditionally used keys by some components: shift B (open-in-browser for texts), shift I (increment for numbers or zoom-in for images), shift D (decrement for numbers or zoom-out for images), shift ',' (settings for numbers or documents)
- Default:
- ""
-
history
boolean history- Returns:
- if true, enables history-saving for the target property
- Since:
- 1.2
- Default:
- true
-
action
boolean action- Returns:
- if true and the target returns non-void type, the target is handled as an action, not an accessor
- Since:
- 1.2
- Default:
- false
-


Use the Radio button groups on the left side of the page to select between 96- and 384-well plate formats and to indicate whether the data is organized by row (i.e. A1, A2, ..., H11, H12) or by column (i.e. A1, B1, ..., G12, H12). Enter values in the text boxes to set initial values for Boltzmann sigmoid fit parameters and press the white buttons to fix them during curve fitting. Press the red button to re-fit all samples with updated Boltzmann sigmoid parameter settings.
Interact with the range slider below the residuals plot to optimize the temperature range used for curve fitting. Use the figure tools at the upper right of each plot to pan , wheel zoom , refresh each plot , download plot to image file , hover over the squares on the plate heatmap to see sample information , and click on the plate heatmap or melting temperature table to select a new sample to fit .
Click the green button to upload data files of your own. Click the blue buttons to download the melting temperature table to a csv file or save it to the clipboard.


At the
Diversity and Inclusion in Scientific Computing (DISC) Unconference, our group focused on ways to start and maintain conversations about diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Our product for the two-day unconference was this quick start guide and a set of D&I Big Talk cards
[13].
The Conversation Quick Start Kit was built from a variety of online resources, as well as input from other attendees at the unconference. There were three main questions framing the discussion:
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How can I have a conversation with a coworker/friend about offensive comments without making them defensive?
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When is the right time to have that conversation and how do I create a safe space for them to be willing to see my perspective?
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After the starting conversation, how do I ensure that it progresses organically?
The D&I Big Talk cards were inspired by Kalina Silverman’s
Make Big Talk Experiment.
They are organized into three different levels, with the intention of being used over a series of small group or one-on-one meetings, progressing from level 1 to level 3.
If you have suggestions for additional questions, please submit them
here.
Overall the DISC Unconference provided a fantastic venue for connecting with others who are also actively working to promote diversity and inclusion in the scientific computing community.


Margin, Border, and Padding
Nov 22, 2020
When we want to lay out content on a webpage we invariably need to contend with the content's margin, border, and padding. In web development we tend to use an analogy of a box to illustrate how these three properties interact with each other and the content. We use this analogy so often, that it is simply referred to as the Box Model.
The Box Model consists of four concentric squares, with the center-most square representing our content. With our analogy of a physical box the content would be anything you'd store in a box, but in web development this is generally text or an image.
Surrounding the content we have padding. Padding is the space inside the box between the content and the walls of the box. In web development it is one of the ways that we can create space between things. In that way, it is similar to the space between the pizza and the roof of the pizza box, it stops everything from sticking together.
Enclosing the content and the padding, the third square of the Box Model, is the border. The border is used in web development to create an outline around the content of varying thicknesses and styles. In our analogy the border can be thought of as the walls of the box we've put the content in.
The final outermost square of the Box Model is the margin. This is the space between our box, made up of the content, padding, and border, and every other box. If we imagine a few more boxes in our analogy, then the margin is like how tightly or loosely we've stacked our boxes. In web design it is the other way to create space between things, but unlike padding the space created is outside the box.
With these three properties: margin, border, and padding we are able to place content wherever we want to on a web page.


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Direct Child Descendant selectors apply styles based
on parent/child ancestral relationships. The first
direct child descendant example I present applies
style to the <span> element named
code, which is a descendant child of
<p> elements. To do this, the selector
p > span.code is used.
Using CSS, styles can be applied to any number of documents. Since this is
the case, there may be <span> elements
with a class name of code in several documents, but have
different styles applied depending on the context it appears, which is the
exact situation the inventors of the descendant
child selector had in mind when it was conceived.
The note text is given different styles. To do this another
descendant direct child
selector is used, this time the selector is
p.note > span.code


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Soundodger’s gameplay is marketed as “deceptively simple” in that the only thing required is to dodge bullets, and in short,
that’s what the game is. There are 3 main types of bullets to avoid. The normal bullet, the bubble, and the homing bullet.
Some levels have hearts which (upon collection) award the user with achievements and extra levels. Like many other rhythm games
however,the levels are incredibly difficult. There are over 40 levels that come with Soundodger and each soundodger level really
tests the player’s hand eye coordination, reaction time and spatial awareness.
The gameplay in my opinion is quite entertaining at first, as opposed to a lot of games that currently exist, soundodger is unique.
The bullets really sync up to the music and it feels amazing to play. I have noticed some framerate issues on 60fps mode as soundodger
doesn’t do too well when handling a multitude of bullets at a time but other than that, the gameplay alone is addictive.
Soundodger gives the player and option to slow the level down upon holding the left mouse button, though this slows down the level,
it penalizes the player by lowering their score and by crowding the playfield with even more bullets. In my opinion, such a mode is
useless as upon hitting an object the game continues and the score decreases anyway.
A level editor is included in soundodger allowing the player the freedom to create and release their own levels. In a lot of games,
I like having a level editor and community content as it grows a community and extends the life of the game. Custom levels come in the
form of xml files which users can share all around the internet, what I don’t like is that there is no central place to download these
levels and as a result, no in-client downloaded making custom level downloading much harder than it should be. Take for example the
popular mobile game “geometry dash”, geometry dash make use of an in client downloader for levels, levels can also be rated and featured.
This makes level downloading incredibly easy for beginners and I think a centralised place for downloading soundodger levels would
really make the game better.


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OrangeJuice is a useful aid that enables optimal concentration when focusing on a task by stopping those distracting notifications from hindering your work progress. By filtering out all of the excess alerts and notifications, the users can focus on their work at hand. OrangeJuice allows only the most important, user-selected information to alert them on their phone (in case of emergency, necessity, etc.), while keeping the rest of your notifications silent and stored away in an anti-distraction zone until you’re done and ready to access them. OrangeJuice is made for 100% concentration.
Creating an activity allows you to designate what to filter for separate tasks. From this page, you have the option of editing your Allowed Contacts and your Blocked Application (refer to section 3 and 4, respectively). After you edit these sections, this page will also show a list of what you selected under each section.
When a New Activity is created, all of the selected settings will be saved in your Saved Activities directory (refer to section 2c). You will need to name the activity for easy access at any time.
Unlike New Activity, a Temporary Session is a one time use only. So, the settings will not be saved, and the session will run automatically after you choose your settings.
A list of your saved activities will be shown on the main Select Activity page. This allows you to automatically run the activity with your preset settings, or edit the settings directly. If you want to delete a saved activity, go to Edit and then Delete at the bottom of the page.
TOP OF PAGEThis setting gives you the option to select who can contact you and through which means, while blocking out everyone that is not selected. You can filter through your alphabetized contact list using the search bar, or by selecting a contact group from your phone (Favorites, Recent, etc.). You could also select all if you want all of your incoming calls, texts, and emails notify you. For each contact, you have the option to choose which means of contact will be allowed, or you could allow all of the means (text, call, email, etc.). You are now provided with an easy way to filter out unnecessary notifications, while keeping the important / in-case-of-emergency notifications active.
TOP OF PAGEThis setting provides a way to block all of the notifications from entire applications. You can filter through your alphabetized application list with a search bar.
TOP OF PAGEOnce all of your settings are selected, you can click the save or start button (depending on whether you’re in New Activity or Temporary Session). This will take you to the home/running page, which allows you to turn the filtering on/off or edit your activity throughout your focus session. This page also provides a button to show you all of your silenced, blocked notifications.
TOP OF PAGETo access your blocked notifications, go to the main / session-running page, and click the See Blocked Notifications button. You will then see list of all of the notifications that were silenced throughout your focus session. You can access this at anytime during your focus session.
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hard
a containerization platform
this presentation is running on docker
let's hack a tiny `hello world`
let's create a docker image for the`hello world`
a container platform
A group of containers
share host
share volumes
Optionally you can use Deployment to create the replica set
a tool that makes it easy to run Kubernetes locally
Let's see minikube in action!
As a developer I want to start hacking code!
automate image building
automate kubernetes resource generation
automate deployment
Let's see f-m-p in action!
it was the easiest to fit in an ascii-cast!
spring-cloud-kubernetes
Everything!
other popular choices are:
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fail fast?
fallback?
how do we troubleshoot latency issues?
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October 13, 2005
A. The decomposition mappings in UnicodeData-1.1.5.txt are
correct.
B. The composed Hangul syllables (Unicode 2.0 characters) derived from
the UnicodeData-1.1.5.txt decomposition mapping do not match the
Unicode 2.0 characters mapped to the corresponding Unicode 1.0/1.1
characters in HANGUL.TXT in all cases.
C. In particular, the mappings given for the Unicode 1.0/1.1 characters in rows
1747, 1750, 1751, 5284, 5285, 9067, 9068, 9737, 9877, 9888 and 9916 of
HANGUL.TXT are incorrect:
Row 1747 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 48B3" should be "35AA 35AA" (from row 1751) Row 1750 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 48B4" should be "- 48B3" (from row 1747) Row 1751 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 35AA" should be "- 48B4" (from row 1750) Row 5284 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 384E" should be "- 40BC" (from row 5285) Row 5285 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 40BC" should be "384E 384E" (from row 5284) Row 9067 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 436C" should be "- -" (from row 9068) Row 9068 Cols.5 & 6 : "- -" should be "- 436C" (from row 9067) Row 9737 Cols.5 & 6 : "- -" should be "- 43DA" (from row 9877) Row 9877 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 43DA" should be "- -" (from row 9737) Row 9888 Cols.5 & 6 : "- 43FB" should be "- -" (from row 9916) Row 9916 Cols.5 & 6 : "- -" should be "- 43FB" (from row 9888)
Consequently these rows should be amended to :
1747 B4D3 B4D3 93AB 35AA 35AA B2D2 NIEUN I RIEULMIEUM 1750 - 8899 93AE - 48B3 B2D5 NIEUN I RIEULTHIEUTH 1751 - 889A 93AF - 48B4 B2D6 NIEUN I RIEULPHIEUPH 5284 BBE5 BBE5 ABB5 - 40BC C0A3 SSANGPIEUP I SIOS 5285 - 98A4 ABB6 384E 384E C0A4 SSANGPIEUP I SSANGSIOS 9067 - B19E C5B8 - - CF6A KHIEUKH O CIEUC 9068 - B19F C5B9 - 436C CF6B KHIEUKH O CHIEUCH 9737 - B881 CA56 - 43DA D208 THIEUTH OE SSANGSIOS 9877 - BA46 CAF6 - - D294 THIEUTH WI SSANGSIOS 9888 - BA4F CB44 - - D29F THIEUTH YU KIYEOKSIOS 9916 - BA6B CB64 - 43FB D2BB THIEUTH EU KIYEOKSIOS
Because HANGUL.TXT is provided primarily for archival purposes, the data file itself will not be corrected. Extreme care should be taken when attempting to map any Korean data to Unicode 1.0 or Unicode 1.1 values.


sphinx-apidoc¶
Synopsis¶
sphinx-apidoc [OPTIONS] -o <OUTPUT_PATH> <MODULE_PATH> [EXCLUDE_PATTERN …]
Description¶
sphinx-apidoc is a tool for automatic generation of Sphinx sources
that, using the autodoc
extension, document a whole package in the
style of other automatic API documentation tools.
MODULE_PATH is the path to a Python package to document, and OUTPUT_PATH is the directory where the generated sources are placed. Any EXCLUDE_PATTERNs given are fnmatch-style file and/or directory patterns that will be excluded from generation.
Warning
sphinx-apidoc
generates source files that use sphinx.ext.autodoc
to document all found modules. If any modules have side effects on import,
these will be executed by autodoc
when sphinx-build
is run.
If you document scripts (as opposed to library modules), make sure their main
routine is protected by a if __name__ == '__main__'
condition.
Options¶
-
-o
<OUTPUT_PATH>
¶ Directory to place the output files. If it does not exist, it is created.
-
-q
¶
Do not output anything on standard output, only write warnings and errors to standard error.
-
-f
,
--force
¶
Force overwriting of any existing generated files.
-
-l
,
--follow-links
¶
Follow symbolic links.
-
-n
,
--dry-run
¶
Do not create any files.
-
-s
<suffix>
¶ Suffix for the source files generated. Defaults to
rst
.
-
-d
<MAXDEPTH>
¶ Maximum depth for the generated table of contents file.
-
--tocfile
¶
Filename for a table of contents file. Defaults to
modules
.
-
-F
,
--full
¶
Generate a full Sphinx project (
conf.py
,Makefile
etc.) using the same mechanism as sphinx-quickstart.
-
-e
,
--separate
¶
Put documentation for each module on its own page.
New in version 1.2.
-
-E
,
--no-headings
¶
Do not create headings for the modules/packages. This is useful, for example, when docstrings already contain headings.
-
-P
,
--private
¶
Include “_private” modules.
New in version 1.2.
-
--implicit-namespaces
¶
By default sphinx-apidoc processes sys.path searching for modules only. Python 3.3 introduced PEP 420 implicit namespaces that allow module path structures such as
foo/bar/module.py
orfoo/bar/baz/__init__.py
(notice thatbar
andfoo
are namespaces, not modules).Interpret paths recursively according to PEP-0420.
-
-M
,
--module-first
¶
Put module documentation before submodule documentation.
These options are used when --full
is specified:
-
-a
¶
Append module_path to sys.path.
-
-H
<project>
¶ Sets the project name to put in generated files (see :confval:`project`).
-
-A
<author>
¶ Sets the author name(s) to put in generated files (see :confval:`copyright`).
-
-V
<version>
¶ Sets the project version to put in generated files (see :confval:`version`).
-
-R
<release>
¶ Sets the project release to put in generated files (see :confval:`release`).
Project templating
New in version 2.2: Project templating options for sphinx-apidoc
-
-t
,
--templatedir
=TEMPLATEDIR
¶ Template directory for template files. You can modify the templates of sphinx project files generated by apidoc. Following Jinja2 template files are allowed:
module.rst_t
package.rst_t
toc.rst_t
master_doc.rst_t
conf.py_t
Makefile_t
Makefile.new_t
make.bat_t
make.bat.new_t
In detail, please refer the system template files Sphinx provides. (
sphinx/templates/apidoc
andsphinx/templates/quickstart
)
Environment¶
-
SPHINX_APIDOC_OPTIONS
¶ A comma-separated list of option to append to generated
automodule
directives. Defaults tomembers,undoc-members,show-inheritance
.
See also¶
sphinx-build(1), sphinx-autogen(1)


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The line graph shows the average percentage or all age group combined. If a data point is clicked, a sankey diagram will be shown. The sankey diagram shows the ages that are part of that average. The line thickness of the sankey diagram indicates which age group has the most influence on the average.